thepanicmaster

Like myself, many of you here are subscribed to the main conspiracy sub. This morning I am scrolling on there and obviously every other post is talking about possible aggression from Russia towards Ukrainian cities.

The posts themselves are not really saying anything apart from a regurgitation of the mainstream but I did read an alleged post from a person claiming to be in a Ukrainian city I forget the name of, and that shelling had occurred elsewhere and he was moving out. Where to, he did not say.

Anyway, this isn't the main source of my disappointment.

What I found the most compelling were the comments. We have spent just short of two years living through the biggest psychological oper

Once upon a time, when I was a kid, I would look at completely unbelievable things on the TV news and ask my dad why someone or some army was doing this or that. The answers he gave, made me think he was not taking my questioning at all seriously. I was not being fobbed off though, I now realise he was probably under the spell of the 1970s and early 1980s crazy media machine.

These days things have taken a turn for the funny farm. What I am about to reveal may shock our international friends but these things are real and have been put out into the airwaves for ultimate premium UK population mockery.

You may have heard of our weather lady, Sarah Blizzard. She works for BBC weather and tells

I have just been contacted by a friend who is involved with a small cap crypto. He claims that his bosses who are responsible for the small cap, which I cannot name are freaking out because they have been informed that there is a crypto crash imminent. The claim is that there will be a coordinated sell from institutions which will result in the crash. I have no idea whether this information is to be trusted or not or whether it may be some sort of fud or scam that is circulating.

Does anyone in this sub have any further information on this or anything that would corroborate or debunk this claim, which has come from a trusted source. The problem is, the source that told my friends bosses may

So I have been thinking about things lately and although I have only been on this sub for a short while, I have been active over in the conspiracy subs for many years. It seems that there are a lot of extremely discontented individuals over here and I would say for very good reason. But I am not so sure the constant posting of information, sometimes slightly repetitively is going to get any real traction in the real world. Not to say that information spreading is not essential. It is.

So imagine you have a company, I am going to use the example of Quantas Airlines because the CEO has openly said that he will require vaccines for flight. Let's say you disagree with this policy and you feel